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INDIVIDUAL, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIETAL IMPLICATIONS OF END-USER COMPUTING
This paper considers four aspects of end user computing: false stereotypes, information tasks supported, inconsistency between flexibility and formal systems, and contributions made by information technology.
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